Sword x Staff Upcoming Mythic Fantomons: New Maps, Dungeons and Roadmap Speculation

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What Are Mythic Fantomons?

Fantomons are the pet companions of Sword x Staff. They unlock at account Level 50 through the giant summoning tree at your home base, and every Fantomon you own contributes passive stats — deployed ones contribute far more. At the top of the rarity ladder sit the Mythic Fantomons, which outclass everything below them because of higher base stats and a full Materialization form after evolution.

The Mythic tier is what every late-game account is building toward, so knowing the roadmap — which Mythics exist, how to get them, and what new content is coming — is essential for planning your crystal spend. Get this wrong and you can lock yourself out of your account's best DPS bond for months.

The Current Mythic Roster (Confirmed)

As of the live exchange shop, two Mythic Fantomons are directly obtainable:

Aegiswing and Nyxarchon are the two confirmed Mythics in the Summon Crystal Exchange Shop, each costing 60 Summon Crystals. They are the primary DPS-bond pets for Duelist and Sorcerer teams. Sylvaerie is an SR at only 18 crystals and is generally not worth saving for compared to the Mythics.

Below the Mythics, the best Legendary pets are Zeioletus (AoE damage + knock-up CC, the top beginner pick) and Armopi (defensive shields for late-game survivability). Zeioletus and Armopi are the realisticBridge picks most players use while they bank crystals for a Mythic.

How to Get Summon Crystals (F2P Path)

You do not need to whale for Mythics if you plan. The gacha rates are SSR 0.8% and SR 5%, with a guaranteed Summon Crystal every 10 pulls. Those crystals are your ticket to Aegiswing or Nyxarchon — no luck required once you bank 60.

The community F2P plan:

1. Get every Fantomon to Level 20 first (minor stat unlock at Lv20).

1. Raise your four core class-matching Fantomons to Level 50 for the major stat unlock (Crit Rate for DPS, Block Rate for Knight).

1. Push to Level 100 only on the ones you actually use (second major stat at Lv100).

1. Bank 60 crystals, then buy your Mythic from the exchange shop.

Because per-stat payoff scales linearly, the "whale" plan is simply to skip the spread and max the Fantomons you run — but the F2P route gets you the same Mythic, just on a slower clock. The discipline that separates good accounts from bad ones is resisting the urge to spend crystals on Legendaries while saving for the Mythic.

Fantomon Stat Breakpoints

Fantomon stats do not unlock smoothly — they land at four discrete levels:

• Level 20 — minor stat (Damage Bonus, Resistance, etc.)

• Level 50 — major stat (Crit Rate, Accuracy, Block Rate, etc.)

• Level 70 — second minor stat

• Level 100 — second major stat

This is why the F2P plan front-loads Level 20 for everyone (cheap, universal gain) then concentrates on Level 50 for the four pets that match your class trait. Pushing to 100 is a luxury reserved for the pets you actually deploy, because the second major stat only matters on your active lineup.

Deployment Slots Explained

You can deploy up to four Fantomons, but ownership and deployment are separate systems:

• Main Slot — 100% of the pet's stats. Always put your highest-rarity Fantomon here.

• Secondary Slots (3) — 50% of each pet's stats.

• All owned Fantomons — contribute 20% through resonance, so collecting more is always a gain.

The key insight: your main stat slot and your combat slot are separate decisions. You can put a Mythic with great passive stats in the main slot for the 100% bonus while deploying a lower-rarity pet with strong active skills for a specific fight. Yan He, the free Vocaloid companion, fits naturally into a secondary or resonance slot once you have her.

Evolution: The Level 108 Wall

Here is the catch every Mythic owner must plan for: evolution requires a duplicate copy of the same Mythic, and it unlocks the Materialization form at Level 108. That means to fully realize a Mythic, you need two copies — one to run, one to evolve. Evolving without a plan for the second copy can leave you waiting months for a gacha duplicate.

So the smart play is: buy your first Mythic at 60 crystals, then keep saving crystals for the duplicate rather than spending them on lower-tier pets. Aegiswing and Nyxarchon are the two to duplicate because they are the only Mythics in the shop. Note that not every Materialization form is worth the investment — some evolved forms add little — but the two shop Mythics are generally considered worth duplicating for DPS accounts.

The Season 2 Roadmap (Confirmed Nodes)

Sword x Staff's Season 2 preparation guide went live July 1, 2026, and the version's progression nodes are clearly telegraphed by level gates:

• T4 / fourth-tier advancement at Level 106

• Fantomon maturity (Materialization eligibility) at Level 108

• Tower content at Level 116

• Second Dungeon at Level 130

These are the confirmed "what to prepare for" milestones. The prep checklist circles around Primo Stars → Astral Pact conversion, material stockpiling (Material Realm Tools, Bed EXP, Champion I, Gateway Keys, Water Mines, Magic Drills, Withering Potions, and the new-season item), and reaching the level gates before the season flips. Accounts that hit Level 108 with a duplicate Mythic banked will enter Season 2 with their pets already at full Materialization — a meaningful head start.

New Maps and Dungeons (Released vs Unconfirmed)

The world of Kanstein is only partially explored, and the roadmap fills in more space over time. Here is the clean split:

The honest read: everything past the current five kingdoms and the two shop Mythics is speculation. Boltray has signaled a sustained collab cadence (the second KonoSuba arc is scheduled for July 29, 2026, and the advice is to save Wish Stones and Fate Fruits for that rotation), but no new Mythic has been officially added to the exchange shop yet. Any "leak" of a third Mythic should be treated as unconfirmed until it appears in the shop.

Second KonoSuba Arc and Event Currency

The KonoSuba collaboration that launched June 2–15, 2026, is getting a second arc beginning July 29, 2026. The practical takeaway for Fantomon and progression planners: hold your Wish Stones and Fate Fruits for that rotation rather than dumping them on the current banners. Event collabs are also the largest free-pull windows the game has shown, so they double as crystal-farming opportunities if you play the associated events. For Mythic planning specifically, the collab is a chance to bank more Summon Crystals without spending — exactly what you need for the duplicate at Level 108.

Class-Specific Mythic Picks

Which shop Mythic to prioritize depends on your class:

• Duelist / Sorcerer (DPS): Aegiswing or Nyxarchon — both are attack DPS bonds and the ceiling pets for damage teams.

• Knight (tank): Neither shop Mythic is a defensive bond, so a Knight's priority is usually a defensive Legendary (Armopi) while saving crystals only if you also run a DPS alt.

• Sage (support): Similar to Knight — the shop Mythics are offensive, so weight your crystal spend on your DPS alt rather than your support main.

The universal advice: if you only play one class and it is a DPS class, buy the Mythic. If you play a support or tank, the Mythic is lower priority and you can afford to wait for a defensive Mythic that may (or may not) appear later.

Should You Pull Now or Wait?

• If you lack a DPS-bond Mythic: buy Aegiswing or Nyxarchon at 60 crystals as soon as you bank them. They are the best attack pets in the game and are permanently available in the shop.

• If you already run one Mythic: start saving the duplicate for the Lv108 evolution instead of spending crystals elsewhere.

• If you are eyeing the KonoSuba arc: hold Wish Stones and Fate Fruits for July 29; do not pre-spend on the current rotation.

• If you are prepping Season 2: hit the level gates (106/108/116/130) and stock the listed materials before the season flips.

When you do need to top up for pulls or materials, the Sword x Staff top-up page delivers Vouchers and Luminium instantly, and the Topuplist homepage shows current bundle rates so you can plan your spend.

Aegiswing vs Nyxarchon: Which to Buy First

Both shop Mythics cost 60 crystals and both are attack DPS bonds, so the choice between them is less about power and more about team fit. The community read is that they are close enough that you should buy whichever aligns with the element or rotation your main DPS team already runs, rather than min-maxing the difference. The more important decision is simply owning one — an unbuilt crystal stash earns nothing, while a deployed Mythic immediately raises your account's damage ceiling. Buy your first at 60 crystals, deploy it, and then start saving the duplicate. Do not sit on crystals waiting for a "better" Mythic that is not in the shop.

Crystal Income Routes for F2P Players

Sixty crystals sounds like a lot, but the F2P routes add up:

• Every 10 pulls guarantees 1 Summon Crystal. Steady banner play accumulates crystals even when you are not targeting a pet.

• Collab events are the biggest windows. The KonoSuba arcs (June 2–15 and the July 29 second arc) hand out large volumes of free pulls, which convert into crystals efficiently.

• Daily and milestone tasks often include pull currency, so clearing them is crystal income in disguise.

• Arena and guild sources supplement pull currency over time.

The discipline is to bank these rather than spend them on Legendary pets you will outgrow. A player who saves consistently reaches 60 crystals within a few banner cycles without spending a dime.

Resonance and Why Collecting More Pets Helps

Because every owned Fantomon contributes 20% of its stats through resonance, collecting more pets is always a gain even if you never deploy them. This is why the "spread to Level 20 first" step in the F2P plan matters — those 20% contributions from a wide roster add up to a meaningful passive bonus on top of your deployed four. Yan He, the free Vocaloid companion from the Music Festival, slots into this system for free, raising your resonance floor at zero cost. The lesson: never dismiss a free or cheap pet as "useless" — at 20% resonance it is quietly powering your whole account.

Roadmap Speculation Guardrails

It is tempting to plan around leaked "future Mythics" or "new kingdoms," but the disciplined approach is to separate confirmed from unconfirmed:

• Confirmed: the two shop Mythics, the five live kingdoms, and the Season 2 level gates (106/108/116/130). Plan your account around these.

• Unconfirmed: any third Mythic, any kingdom beyond Loong Haven, and any datamined dungeon. Treat these as possibilities, not plans.

Betting your crystal spend on an unconfirmed Mythic that never ships is how players lock themselves out of real power. The safe play is to secure the confirmed Mythics (Aegiswing, Nyxarchon) and their duplicates, then adapt if Boltray officially adds more. If a new Mythic is announced, you will have a crystal buffer ready because you were saving anyway.

Long-Term Account Impact

A fully realized Mythic (deployed, Level 100, duplicated, Materialized at 108) is one of the largest single permanent stat layers in the game. Accounts that secure this early and efficiently out-perform accounts that scattered their crystals on temporary power. Given that the two shop Mythics are permanently available, the only real constraint is patience — and patience, unlike premium currency, is free. That is the core message of this roadmap: the Mythics you want are already reachable; the work is in the saving, not the pulling.

F2P Timeline Example

To make the math concrete: a player who starts saving at account Level 50 and clears the KonoSuba collab arcs (June and the July 29 second arc) can realistically bank 60 crystals within two to three banner cycles of steady play, then buy Aegiswing or Nyxarchon. From there, continuing to save through Season 2 reaches the duplicate needed for the Level 108 Materialization without ever spending on a pull. That is the entire Mythic journey on free currency alone — slow, but fully achievable, which is why the roadmap rewards patience over panic-buying. The accounts that fall behind are not the ones who started late; they are the ones who spent their crystals on pets they outgrew instead of banking for the Mythic they actually needed.

FAQ

Which Mythic Fantomons are in the shop right now?

Aegiswing and Nyxarchon, each costing 60 Summon Crystals in the Summon Crystal Exchange Shop. Sylvaerie is an SR at 18 crystals and is not a Mythic.

How do I evolve a Mythic Fantomon?

You need a duplicate copy of the same Mythic and the Fantomon at Level 108. The duplicate unlocks the Materialization form. Plan for two copies before spending all your crystals.

Is there a new Mythic coming in Season 2?

Not confirmed. Only Aegiswing and Nyxarchon are listed in the shop. New Mythics beyond them are speculation until Boltray officially adds them.

What is the Second Dungeon and when does it open?

The Second Dungeon is a Season 2 endgame gate that unlocks at character Level 130. It sits alongside the Tower (Lv116) as confirmed Season 2 progression nodes.

Where can I top up for Fantomons?

If you need Vouchers or Luminium for banners and materials, the Sword x Staff top-up page offers instant delivery, with bundle options on the Topuplist homepage.